Brave New World

In Aldous Huxley's novel "Brave New World" (1932), a well-thought-out, cohesive system of social organization in 2541 is depicted - a consumer society in which everything that evokes strong emotions is destroyed: love, family, art, science; instead, there is ersatz... happiness, for which free relationships, entertainment, and drugs are enough. 
A Savage comes to this world - a person born naturally, which is an exceptional case for that time.
In his striving for freedom of feelings and actions, he tests the foundations of the new world.
But the world breaks the Savage, asserting that the outcast-rebel cannot oppose anything to the system that, having taken away everything human from people, makes them absolutely, infinitely, unconditionally happy.